Behind its magnificent Victorian façade, this freestanding landmark mansion has been architecturally redesigned by Steve Domoney to connect an original 19th-century form with expansive garden-linked interiors and a rooftop terrace oriented to long-range views across the city skyline while sitting on 561sqm (approx).

A landmark presence on Melbourne's exclusive waterfront, this celebrated 1890s Victorian residence is an unremitting sight in Middle Park, long admired for its imposing structure, rich history and cultural significance. From the double-storey loggia to the refined symmetry of its arched façade, it carries the confidence of a long-established dwelling, its generous 651 sqm (approx) allotment stretching through to Ashworth Street with rare dual access and a prized northern orientation at the rear.

Enriched with northern light and on par with its exclusive surroundings opposite Sorrento Golf Course, this exceptional five-bedroom, three-bathroom home is where contemporary design elevates village-edge prestige on a private, poolside allotment of 810 sqm (approx). Brilliantly executed and as-new, it highlights the highest quality and attention to detail across a perfectly zoned layout, adapting for short-stay and permanent living with everything you need for family peace and longevity.

A masterful Powell and Glenn contemporary and unsurpassed residence set behind a striking 1930's heritage façade in South Yarra's Domain Precinct. The acclaimed architectural and design firm have been superbly complemented by the unparalleled botanical expertise of Myles Baldwin. This newly created property of extraordinary refinement expands over five lift-connected levels, culminating in a stunning rooftop with swimming pool and sweeping views of the city skyline.

A soaring vantage where sea and sky meet in every direction, and architecture rises to match it. Suspended above the coastline, this newly completed residence is both visually arresting and deeply resolved, embracing uninterrupted panoramic vistas across Port Phillip Bay and the surrounding hinterland, shaped by elevation in outlook, design, luxury and intent.

A vision of beauty at every turn with dramatic curves and heights unfolding over a fully visualised waterfront layout, this expertly transformed modern coastal home sets a new standard for excellence within the sought-after River Park precinct. Spanning a low-maintenance 1,191 sqm (approx) with a 21.5m north-facing frontage to the water, this show-stopping residence positions you for a life of luxury, leisure and lifestyle, befitting its exclusive address.

Drawing inspiration from the coast and merging it with classic charm, high-end finishes and a captivating pool setting, this utterly divine 4-bedroom family home is simply breathtaking. Everything you want in a quality home is here, a single-level floor plan, sleek modern lines, a soothing colour palette, large secure gardens for play, and an entertainer's footprint that affords endless summers.

EDITORIAL: 182 Beaconsfield Parade, Middle Park. The Enigma by the Bay. There are homes that tell their story plainly. Then there are those that resist explanation, asking instead to be read through the fragments of imposing structures and an allusive, forgotten past. The landmark Italianate residence at 182 Beaconsfield Parade belongs to the latter. Residing opposite the bay along Melbourne’s prestigious waterfront stretch, its iconic profile evokes a mystery that only deepens with time.

Framed by a palette of natural travertine and imported marble, this distinguished 80-square residence by the renowned Davidov Architects captures the essence of Mediterranean architecture through a contemporary lens. Defined by extravagant proportions and an intrinsic connection to its pool and landscaped garden surrounds, the design prioritises privacy and an unyielding commitment to quality. A private lift navigates the four-bedroom, four-bathroom layout with a six-car basement garage, reinforcing the effortless transition between spaces and enriching a sense of permanence with its timeless aesthetics.

With Heritage Victoria approved plans and permits* by internationally acclaimed architecture and landscape practice O'Connor and Houle, Hambleton House is now poised for its most remarkable chapter yet, transforming this landmark residence into one of Melbourne's most distinguished private homes.

An opportunity of this scale is rare, spanning a substantial 729sqm* of prime potential with an impressive 19.81m* frontage with two independent driveways in a sought-after, highly accessible locale.

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Luxury has a new name. Encompassing approximately 2284 sqm of perfectly sculpted Paul Bangay-designed gardens with a second frontage to Inglebrae Court and parking for upward of five vehicles, this architectural masterpiece is, without exaggeration, Melbourne's finest home. Breathtaking in scale and precision, this landmark tri-level icon transcends expectations at every turn. From its symmetry to the poolside entertainment zone and north-south tennis court, it is both a work of art and a feat of engineering brilliance.

An address of this calibre demands a residence that rises to the occasion, and this c1899 Victorian estate delivers with absolute precision. Entirely transformed by the acclaimed B.E. Architecture within exquisitely landscaped garden and pool surroundings on 1,609sqm (approx), this peerless six-bedroom, five-bathroom residence is an artistic statement in refined luxury, forming a home of rare scale and amenity on Scotch Hill's most prestigious tree-lined streets.

There's an inherent romance to homes that have stood the test of timeplaces where history and modern family living intertwine with effortless grace. "Snainton" c1905, a grand Federation residence in the prestigious Domain Precinct, embodies this rare balance, set on a deep 919 sqm (approx.) north-facing allotment just 80 metres from the Royal Botanic Gardens.